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  • What is the name of this musical symbol?
    Treble clef
  • What are these articulation markings called?
    Tenuto
  • Name this note:
    F
  • Name this note:
    C
  • Name this note:
    B
  • What rhythmic syllables are used when reading these notes?
    Ti-ti
  • What is this rest called?
    Eighth rest
  • ____________ refer to how loud or soft the music is.
    Dynamics
  • Name this note:
    D
  • What dynamic marking means "moderately soft?"
    Mezzo piano
  • Which articulation would these symbols represent?
    Marcato
  • What is this note called?
    Dotted half note
  • How many beats does this note receive?
    1
  • Name this note:
    A
  • How many beats does this rest receive?
    1
  • What is the name of this musical symbol?
    Decrescendo or Diminuendo
  • What dynamic change would occur from forte to fortissimo?
    Crescendo
  • Which articulation is strong and accented?
    Marcato
  • What would you call a change in tempo from "andante" to "largo?"
    Ritardando
  • What musical term does this symbol represent?
    Pianissimo
  • Name this note:
    B
  • Name this note:
    D
  • Name this note:
    B
  • Read or clap this example.
    (Check)
  • What unit of measurement is used to measure tempo?
    Beats Per Minute (BPM)
  • What dynamic marking means "very loud?"
    Fortissimo
  • What is this note called?
    Whole note
  • How many beats does this rest receive?
    2
  • What are the spaces of the treble staff in order from lowest to highest?
    FACE
  • Which articulation would these symbols represent?
    Staccato
  • Which tempo is faster: Allegro or Andante?
    Allegro
  • What would you call a change in tempo from "presto" to "andante?"
    Ritardando
  • Name this note:
    D
  • ___________ are beats of sound.
    Notes
  • Which tempo is slower: Moderato or Largo?
    Largo
  • Name this note:
    G
  • What are the three main expressive techniques used in music?
    Dynamics, tempo, and articulation
  • What musical term does this symbol represent?
    Sforzando
  • How many lines does the staff have?
    5
  • What is the other name for the bass clef?
    F clef
  • Name this note:
    G
  • Read or clap this example.
    (Check)
  • ____________ refers to the specific way notes are played.
    Articulation
  • Name this note:
    C
  • What is this articulation marking called?
    Staccato
  • Name this note:
    G
  • What dynamic change would occur from piano to forte?
    Crescendo
  • Name this note:
    F
  • Name this note:
    C
  • Which articulation would this symbol represent?
    Legato
  • How many beats does this note receive?
    4
  • How many beats does this note receive?
    1/4
  • What is this note called?
    Eighth note
  • What is this note called?
    Quarter note
  • What is this articulation marking called?
    Slur
  • What are the lines of the treble staff in order from lowest to highest?
    EGBDF
  • What language are most musical terms in?
    Italian
  • Which tempo is faster: Andante or Moderato?
    Moderato
  • Name this note:
    G
  • What tempo means "at a lively, fast pace?"
    Vivace
  • Read or clap this example.
    (Check)
  • What musical term does this symbol represent?
    Mezzo forte
  • Name this note:
    F
  • Name this note:
    B
  • What are these articulation markings called?
    Accents
  • What is this note called?
    Half note
  • Which articulation is short and detached?
    Staccato
  • Name this note:
    E
  • What dynamic change would occur from pianissimo to mezzo piano?
    Crescendo
  • What tempo word means to slow down the beat?
    Ritardando
  • How many beats does this note receive?
    3
  • What would you call a change in tempo from "presto" to "prestissimo?"
    Accelerando
  • What dynamic marking means "gradually get louder?"
    Crescendo
  • What dynamic marking means "gradually get softer?"
    Decrescendo or Diminuendo
  • What does "issimo" mean when added to the end of an Italian word?
    Very
  • Name this note:
    E
  • What are the lines of the bass staff in order from lowest to highest?
    GBDFA
  • What is the other name for the treble clef?
    G clef
  • What is this rest called?
    Sixteenth rest
  • What rhythmic syllable is used when reading this note?
    Ta
  • What tempo word means to speed up the beat?
    Accelerando
  • Name this note:
    B
  • ___________ are beats of silence.
    Rests
  • How many spaces does the staff have?
    4
  • Name this note:
    A
  • What is the name of this musical symbol?
    Bass clef
  • Which tempo is slower: Presto or Prestissimo?
    Presto
  • Name this note:
    D
  • What dynamic marking means "very soft?"
    Pianissimo
  • How many beats does this rest receive?
    4
  • What is this rest called?
    Whole rest
  • Name this note:
    E
  • What rhythmic syllables are used when reading these notes?
    Tika-tika
  • Name this note:
    F
  • What dynamic change would occur from mezzo forte to piano?
    Decrescendo or Diminuendo
  • What musical term does this symbol represent?
    Mezzo piano
  • Name this note:
    D
  • What would you call a change in tempo from "moderato" to "allegro?"
    Accelerando
  • How many beats does this note receive?
    2
  • What is this rest called?
    Quarter rest
  • What is this rest called?
    Half rest
  • What are the spaces of the bass staff in order from lowest to highest?
    ACEG
  • Name this note:
    A
  • Read or clap this example.
    (Check)
  • ____________ is the speed of the beat.
    Tempo
  • Name this note:
    A
  • What would you call a change in tempo from "largo" to "vivace?"
    Accelerando
  • Name this note:
    E
  • How many beats does this rest receive?
    1/4
  • What would you call a change in tempo from "allegro" to "adagio?"
    Ritardando
  • What musical term does this symbol represent?
    Piano
  • What dynamic change would occur from forte to mezzo forte?
    Descrescendo or Diminuendo
  • Name this note:
    C
  • What tempo means "at a moderate, medium speed?"
    Moderato
  • What tempo means "at a walking pace?"
    Andante
  • How many beats does this note receive?
    1/2
  • Name this note:
    F
  • Name this note:
    G
  • What rhythmic syllable is used when reading this note?
    Ta-a
  • What is the name of this musical symbol?
    Grand staff
  • Name this note:
    A
  • What is the name of this musical symbol?
    Crescendo
  • What dynamic change would occur from fortissimo to pianissimo?
    Decrescendo or Diminuendo
  • What is the name of this musical symbol?
    Staff
  • What musical term does this symbol represent?
    Fortissimo
  • What are the small lines that extend above or below the staff called?
    Ledger lines
  • What rhythmic syllable is used when reading this note?
    Ti
  • Name this note:
    E
  • Name this note:
    C
  • Name this note:
    C
  • Name this note:
    E
  • What rhythmic syllable is used when reading this note?
    Ta-a-a
  • Name this note:
    B
  • What musical term does this symbol represent?
    Forte
  • ____________ is the steady pulse underneath music that sets the tempo.
    Beat
  • Name this note:
    A
  • What dynamic marking means "moderately loud?"
    Mezzo forte
  • Name this note:
    D
  • Read or clap this example.
    (Check)
  • What is this note called?
    Sixteenth note
  • Which articulation is smooth and connected?
    Legato
  • Name this note:
    G
  • Name this note:
    F
  • What tempo means "at an easy, relaxed speed?"
    Adagio
  • What aspect of music is used to show emotion or portray a character?
    Expression
  • What rhythmic syllable is used when reading this note?
    Ta-a-a-a
  • What dynamic marking means "suddenly loud?"
    Sforzando
  • How many beats does this rest receive?
    1/2
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